Kev,PinkWiz wrote:I'm sure he croaked his way thru the Oath, Dino. He still insist on blowing what little voice he has... eventually won't even be able to talk. He's in a unique situation in Kiss where he could let the other guys do more lead singing to pick up his slack, but his ego won't allow it. Sad.
I used a real life scenario of myself for this illustration. LOL! He has to know and remember what range that he was capable of during the Crazy Nights time period and how he was capable of playing and singing the lead in Phantom of the Opera. He has to understand that he is a shadow of his once great vocal range but I can't understand why he still tries to dominate the set list of live shows anymore. Ego illustrates itself because you think your good but how could Paul think that compared to him at his best in the time period that I mentioned above? Today Paul shouldn't be singing anymore than 5 songs out of a 15 song set list and those songs should be carefully picked and vetted for him. The Kiss Catalog is so deep that they could easily satisfy the audience with 10 songs being sung by the other 3 members who all still have their vocal chops. Honestly, this is really sad because Paul was once a great singer and front man. I saw Kiss last summer and though Paul was better than I expected him to be he was terrible compared to his very best.
Exactly, Kev. Paul definitely shouldn't be singing anymore than maybe four or five tunes in the set now.Slayer wrote: Kev,
Your right but just like any man can think of himself as being 30 and in prime physical shape you eventually catch a view of your self in the mirror and you see the reality that your 50 and that your bald and fat LOL
I believe the only guy in the band that still has a clue is Gene. Sonic Boom is one of the strongest Gene albums,PinkWiz wrote:I guess Tommy works for what they are pushing nowadays... nostalgia and living off the past. Which is fine cause their creative well ran dry long ago but Paul's voice ruins it for me.
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Absolutely terrific Vic!Genebaby wrote:All four made it interesting in the 70's, together they made it the Kiss we know and love.
They did The Oath at the last Kruise and repeated it this year.
I said nothing but I thought the first show set list was lame for a Kruise, it seemed the same as their last two public shows. Someone must have got this feeling to them and they changed it for us on night two. I filmed it and the Unplugged so you can see them when I get back home.
ankh wrote:for good or bad, Peter was partly unintentionally right when years ago he said that he and Ace were the ones "who made it interesting"
